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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1921
Page
4
The notice lists subscription price at 1.50 per year and states editor and proprietor K E Buch. It notes Lititz Pennsylvania as the post office entry point and second class matter designation.
Deeds show transfers of real estate across Lititz Clay Warwick Elizabeth and Penn townships including parcels sold to or from Weidman Hehnly Shaur Shreiner Cooper Nagle Shenk Ochme Shue Weiland Thrneisen Sei bert Hauck Zook Brookmyer and others with prices ranging from 1 to 6000 dollars. Names appear with properties on Main Street Broad Street Cedar Street and other local locations.
A group of neighbors and relatives shared Sunday visits at the home of L. B. Wiest and family. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Sheaffer Brubaker of Lititz, Mr. and Mrs. Amos N. Landis and daughters Verna and Elizabeth of Lincoln, and several others from Ephrata Lititz Lincoln Neffsville Manheim Kleinfeltersville Lancaster Rareville.
Mr L B Koehler and Aaron Ruhl attended Enos Wiker's funeral at Mt Pleasant. Benjamin Adair visited Wm Keller at Lancaster General Hospital for surgery. Seth Graybill and family visited Sam Stauffer at Cleona. Eli Yocum joined Hosler family in Manheim. Norman Keath saw Ed Weber in Lititz. Irwin and Wilhelm Smith visited John Kreider in Lebanon County.
August E Fleckenstein of Lititz married Miss Katheine Resch of Marietta Tuesday morning at St Marys Catholic Church. The bride wore a white organza dress and carried white sweet peas. Miss Margaret O Rourke attended. After a wedding breakfast at Columbia guests sent the couple off from the Springs Hotel in Lititz for Allen Town and Canajoharie then to the Thousand Islands. The groom is employed as a cost clerk at the Stiffel Freeman Safe Works and they will reside in Lititz.
Daniel G. Rover and Lou ela Buch of Brownstown were married on Thursday evening at 7 20 by Rev George Racher at the Reformed parsonage on Liberty Street Lititz They plan a trip to Handsen and to visit friends in New Jersey They will live with the bride’s mother Mrs Elizabeth Fitch in Brownstown for now
Miss Mother Tiestand daughter of Mr and Mrs B F Hiestand of East Petersburg and Pveter J Shirk son of Mr and Mrs John R Shirk of Ephrata were married Sunday at Allentown by Rev J R Rothermel a former pastor at East Petersburg. Attendants included Miss Mary Dussinger M Esther Obleck and Nelson Gingrich of East Petersburg.
Last Thursday afternoon prizes were awarded for essays written for the Scientific Temperance Instruction Department of the W. I. T. U. Ruth Wentworth and Catherine Gantz read the first prize essays. First prize was two dollars. four others won one dollar each and three received booklets. In the eighth grade one two dollar prize, three one dollar prizes and two yearly subscriptions to The Young Crusader were given. Miss Amanda Landes presented prizes and led recitations. Mrs. Sarah Jenkins reviewed illustrated bars now on exhibit in various rooms.
Mrs. Clara Kibler of Neffsville is jailed for murder after shooting husband James C. Kibler in the neck as he lay in bed. She claims she slept and woke to the sound of a shot, finding him dead with the revolver in her hand. Trial set for September term of Criminal Court.
A tobacco meeting will be held at Rudy's fall this evening to discuss the new system of selling the leaf. Come and hear what is said on the subject.
Mrs. Mary Eckman of Rothsville aged 92 finished a coat for Mrs. Wm. Dixon of the same town. The coat was well made and fit perfectly, and Mrs. Dixon paid more than the asking price for the fine tailoring.
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